The Earthly Paradise: a Poem
The Earthly Paradise: a Poem
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Whose dreadful darkness all things living shun j This shun thou not, but yet take care to have Three honey-cakes thy soul alive to save, And in thy mouth a piece of money set, Then through the dark go boldly, and forget The stories thou hast heard of death and hell.
And heed my words, and then shall all be well.
" For when thou hast passed through that cavern blind, A place of dim grey meadows shalt thou find, Wherethrough to inmost hell a path doth lead.
Which follow thou, with diligence and h...eed ; STORY OF CUPID AND PSYCHE. 8i For as thou goest there, thou soon shalt see Two men like peasants loading painfully A fallen ass ; these unto thee will call To help them, but give thou no heed at all, But pass them swiftly ; and then soon again Within a shed three crones shalt thou see plain Busily weaving, who shall bid thee leave The road and fill their shuttles while they weave.
But- slacken not thy steps for all their prayers.
For these are shadows only, and set snares.
" At last thou comest to a water wan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whose dreadful darkness all things living shun j This shun thou not, but yet take care to have Three honey-cakes thy soul alive to save, And in thy mouth a piece of money set, Then through the dark go boldly, and forget The stories thou hast heard of death and hell.
And heed my words, and then shall all be well.
" For when thou hast passed through that cavern blind, A place of dim grey meadows shalt thou find, Wherethrough to inmost hell a path doth lead.
Which follow thou, with diligence and h...eed ; STORY OF CUPID AND PSYCHE. 8i For as thou goest there, thou soon shalt see Two men like peasants loading painfully A fallen ass ; these unto thee will call To help them, but give thou no heed at all, But pass them swiftly ; and then soon again Within a shed three crones shalt thou see plain Busily weaving, who shall bid thee leave The road and fill their shuttles while they weave.
But- slacken not thy steps for all their prayers.
For these are shadows only, and set snares.
" At last thou comest to a water wan.
What to read after The Earthly Paradise: a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morris, William, 1834-1896 to read onlineMoreLess
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